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IPHP 1stQ Summative Test

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 45mins

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Class
Date
1.

Avery, Evelyn, and Noah are having a discussion about a particular study or discipline. This discipline uses human reason to investigate the ultimate causes, reasons, and principles which govern all things. What is the name of this discipline they are discussing?

a)

HUMANITIES

b)

PHILOSOPHY

c)

SCIENCE

d)

SOCIAL SCIENCE

2.

Liam, Daniel, and Zoe are discussing philosophy. They each make a statement about what they believe philosophy is. Which of the following statements does not belong in their discussion on philosophy?

a)

Liam says: 'Philosophy is a quest for wisdom.'

b)

Daniel says: 'Philosophy is based on preferences or feelings.'

c)

Zoe says: 'Philosophy is a particular methodic type of thought.'

d)

Liam adds: 'Philosophy is the possession of intellectual knowledge.'

3.

Liam, Maya, and Arjun are studying Greek philosophy. They learned that the term 'philosophy' comes from two Greek words. 'Philia' means love and 'Sophia' means______________.

a)

IDEA

b)

INTELLECT

c)

TRUTH

d)

WISDOM

4.

In a philosophy class, Nora, Aiden, and Benjamin were asked to describe wisdom. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GROUP OF WORDS THAT THEY USED BEST DESCRIBES WISDOM?

a)

ANSWERS, BELIEFS, UNDERSTANDING, HOLDING

b)

SEEING, QUESTIONING, DOUBTING, THINKING

c)

QUESTIONS, DOUBT, REASONS, SEEKING

d)

SEEING, HEARING, FEELING, THINKING

5.

Jackson, Aria, and Harper are working on a project. They are trying to solve a problem. Jackson suggests they should consider the "bigger picture" and all the related elements rather than just focusing on the problem itself. What kind of perspective is Jackson suggesting?

a)

HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE

b)

PARTIAL PERSPECTIVE

c)

PARTIAL AND HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE

d)

PUBLIC PERSPECTIVE

6.

Arjun, Charlotte, and Elijah are in a philosophy class discussing Plato's teachings. According to Plato, Arjun's sense of wonder, which leads him to constantly __________, is seen as a philosophical wisdom.

a)

use his senses

b)

ask for answers

c)

ask questions

d)

think

7.

Abigail, Mason, and Nora are discussing a situation. Mason is focusing on the specific aspects of the situation. What perspective is Mason using?

a)

HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE

b)

PARTIAL PERSPECTIVE

c)

PARTIAL AND HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE

d)

PUBLIC PERSPECTIVE

8.

James, Avery, and Ava are having a debate. They are trying to explore the branch of philosophy that evaluates human action and explores the nature of moral virtue. What is this branch called?

a)

ETHICS

b)

AESTHETICS

c)

PHILOSOPHY

d)

EPISTEMOLOGY

9.

Aria, Harper, and Abigail are in a philosophy class. Their professor asks, 'Which field of study is really only an extension of a fundamental and necessary drive in every human being to know what is real?'

a)

ETHICS

b)

AESTHETICS

c)

METAPHYSICS

d)

EPISTEMOLOGY

10.

Mason, Sophia, and Isla are discussing Filipino attitudes. Mason mentions an attitude that literally means to leave everything to God, which is Bathala. Which attitude is he referring to?

a)

KALOOBAN

b)

BAYANIHAN

c)

PAKIKISAMA

d)

BAHALA NA

11.

Nora, Elijah, and Charlotte were having a discussion about happiness in their philosophy class. Elijah quoted a philosopher and said, "TO BE HAPPY, ONE MUST LIVE A VIRTUOS LIFE". Who was the philosopher Elijah was referring to?

a)

PLATO

b)

ARISTOTLE

c)

SOCRATES

d)

DESCARTES

12.

Evelyn, Luna, and Abigail are planning a community event. They decide to embody a positive Filipino value of helping others in times of need. Which value are they demonstrating?

a)

ONE FOR ALL

b)

BAYANIHAN

c)

KAGANDAHANG LOOB

d)

UTANG NA LOOB

13.

Maya, Samuel, and Ethan are having a debate. Which branch of philosophy would they be using to structure their arguments?

a)

AESTHETICS

b)

ETHICS

c)

LOGIC

d)

EPISTEMOLOGY

14.

Anika, Elijah, and Zoe are discussing Filipino values. They are trying to identify a value that helps them connect with their fellow beings and is essentially interpersonal. Which Filipino value are they referring to?

a)

KABUTIHANG LOOB

b)

LOYALTY

c)

HOSPITALITY

d)

PAKIKISAMA

15.

Maya, Abigail, and William are studying etymology. They come across the term "PHILO". What does "PHILO" mean etymologically?

a)

WISDOM

b)

TO LOVE

c)

TO LEARN

d)

TO SURVIVE

16.

In a school project, which of the following scenarios demonstrates Mia demonstrating a partial point of view?

a)

Mia refers to only one source of information for her position paper

b)

Mia participates in a class discussion with Liam and Mason

c)

Mia listens to both her teachers’ and parents’ advice on how to improve her grades

d)

Mia watches videos over the internet for her research

17.

In a philosophy class, who among the following students may have already developed a broader philosophical perspective?

a)

Mara, who regularly checks on Sophia and Luna's emotional well-being

b)

Julie, who always listens to Grace and Sophia's arguments before giving any advice

c)

Kristia, who consistently chats with Luna and Grace about their interests and beliefs

d)

Trish, who rarely talks with Sophia, Luna and Grace, but is always observant of them

18.

Henry, Isla, and Kai noticed that their teacher, Mr. Vito, reads different newspapers everyday to stay updated with various perspectives.

a)

Holistic Perspective

b)

Partial point of view

19.

In a classroom discussion, Sophia argued that knowledge must be truthful to gain validity and acceptance. Ethan and Olivia were listening to her argument. Is Sophia's statement true?

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Mason is in a debate competition and he is able to clearly understand and articulate his points. This ability of Mason is known as what?

a)

Knowledge

b)

Claim

c)

Facts

d)

Propositions

21.

Aria, Samuel, and Lily are having a debate. Samuel makes a statement that is not evidently or immediately known to be true. What is Samuel's statement called?

a)

Knowledge

b)

Claim

c)

Facts

d)

Propositions

22.

In a science class, Anika and Avery observed a chemical reaction in a lab experiment. They concluded that science considers knowledge as something observable and empirical. Does Jackson agree with their conclusion?

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Liam, Kai, and Benjamin are in a debate club. In one of their sessions, they discussed that this one is very important because it drives their desire to discover truth. What could it be?

a)

Evidence

b)

Belief

c)

Doubt

d)

Judgment

24.

Avery, Ethan, and Michael are having a debate. Avery believes that opinions are bases for making arguments and convincing people that a certain claim is a fact. Is Avery correct?

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Evelyn, Abigail, and Benjamin are having a discussion. Evelyn makes a statement that expresses her convictions, but it's not easily and clearly explained by facts. What is this an example of?

a)

Claim

b)

Beliefs

c)

Judgment

d)

Explanations

26.

Priya, Aiden, and Grace are discussing a topic in their study group. Priya makes a statement and Aiden and Grace assume it to be true. They then provide reasons why Priya's statement is true. What are these reasons called?

a)

Claim

b)

Beliefs

c)

Judgment

d)

Explanations

27.

Daniel, Benjamin, and Sophia are studying astronomy and they learn that the sun is the center of the solar system.

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

28.

Henry must always consider the interest of his family before his own happiness when deciding whether to take a job offer in a different city.

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

29.

Oliver, Michael, and Liam were having a debate. Oliver argued that one can learn more on the TikTok app than attending school. What type of statement is Oliver making?

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

30.

Ava, Sophia, and Lily are studying geography and they learned that Asia is the largest continent in the world.

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

31.

During a classroom discussion, Benjamin, Kai, and Samuel engage in a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue. They ask and answer questions to stimulate critical thinking and draw out ideas and underlying presuppositions. What method are they using?

a)

Socratic Method

b)

Dialectic Method

c)

Scientific Method

d)

Historical Method

32.

During a school debate, Oliver and Jackson, two students with different points of view on a subject, wish to establish the truth. They decide to use reasoned methods of argumentation. What method are they using?

a)

Socratic Method

b)

Dialectic Method

c)

Scientific Method

d)

Historical Method

33.

Anika, Nora, and Charlotte are working on a school project. They decide to use a method that is also called the empirical method. This method involves determining truth or knowledge through experimentation, inductive and deductive reasoning, and hypothesis or theory testing. What is the name of this method?

a)

Socratic Method

b)

Dialectic Method

c)

Scientific Method

d)

Historical Method

34.

Emma, Mia, and David are part of a school project where they need to gather evidence, examine them, and formulate ideas about a historical event to come up with present truths. What method are they using?

a)

Socratic Method

b)

Dialectic Method

c)

Scientific Method

d)

Historical Method

35.

Olivia, Mason, and Liam are having a debate. Olivia presents an argument that is so well-structured and supported by facts that, if her premises were to be true, then it would be unlikely that her conclusion is false. What type of argument is Olivia using?

a)

Inductive Argument

b)

Deductive Argument

c)

Conductive Argument

d)

Abductive Argument

36.

Arjun, William, and Aria are debating. Arjun presents an argument where he maintains that his premises show that his conclusion is necessarily true. What type of argument is Arjun using?

a)

Inductive Argument

b)

Deductive Argument

c)

Conductive Argument

d)

Abductive Argument

37.

Abigail believes that Fallacies can be either strong arguments or relevant points that are factual and have a sound basis. Hannah and Mason are discussing this. Is Abigail's belief correct?

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Lily is trying to convince James to lend her his notes for the upcoming test. She tells him that if he doesn't, she will fail and it will be his fault. She is exploiting James's feelings of pity and guilt to win his support. What kind of fallacy is Lily using?

a)

Appeal to force

b)

Appeal to pity

c)

Appeal to people

d)

Against the person

39.

Aria, Anika, and Zoe are having a debate. Aria makes a statement that is a type of fallacy where the proposition she is trying to prove is assumed implicitly or explicitly in her premise. What type of fallacy is Aria using?

a)

Appeal to force

b)

Begging the question

c)

Appeal to people

d)

Against the person

40.

Samuel, Anika, and Nora are discussing different methods of philosophizing. Samuel argues that the concept of “freedom” is most closely associated with which method?

a)

logic

b)

phenomenology

c)

existentialism

d)

postmodernism

41.

During a classroom discussion, Charlotte stated that 'The Earth revolves around the Sun'. Oliver said that 'Chocolate is the best ice cream flavor'. William claimed that 'Dogs are better pets than cats'. Identify which of these statements are observed to be real or truthful.

a)

Opinions

b)

Claims

c)

Facts

d)

Propositions

42.

Avery, Charlotte, and Noah are working on a group project. Avery is focusing only on the design aspect of the project while ignoring other aspects like content and functionality. This is a kind of bias known as:

a)

Hindsight

b)

Framing

c)

Conflict of interest

d)

Cultural bias

43.

Evelyn and Aria are having a discussion about the two levels of knowledge. Evelyn believes they are 'Belief and Illusion', while Aria thinks they are 'Fact and Opinion'. William, on the other hand, thinks they are 'Reason and Understanding'. Who among them is correct?

a)

Belief and Illusion

b)

Fact and Opinion

c)

Reason and Understanding

d)

Truth and Belief

44.

Ava, Mason, and Aria are having a discussion. Ava states that she believes in ghosts, even though she can't provide any factual evidence to support her belief. This is an example of what?

a)

claims

b)

beliefs

c)

facts

d)

opinions

45.

Arjun, Harper, and Nora are having a discussion. Arjun makes a statement that tells his belief, impression, or prevailing view. What is this called?

a)

claim

b)

belief

c)

fact

d)

opinion

46.

Maya, Harper, and William were discussing a case study in their class. After analyzing all the facts, William made a statement. What can we call this statement made by William?

a)

conclusion

b)

explanation

c)

argument

d)

bias

47.

Anika, Charlotte, and Maya are having a debate. Anika is making a series of statements to convince Charlotte and Maya that her opinion is truthful. What is Anika doing?

a)

conclusion

b)

explanation

c)

argument

d)

bias

48.

David, Aiden, and Avery are discussing a political issue. David notices that Aiden's opinion may be influenced by his personal views and tendencies, affecting the way he sees reality. This is known as what?

a)

fallacy

b)

explanation

c)

argument

d)

bias

49.

In a debate club meeting, Hannah, Scarlett, and Lily were discussing various arguments. Scarlett pointed out that some arguments were based on faulty reasoning. What are these arguments called?

a)

conclusions

b)

fallacies

c)

knowledge

d)

biases

50.

During a science fair, Scarlett explained her project to Mason and Lily. She provided them with a clear awareness and understanding of her project. What can this be referred to as?

a)

conclusion

b)

explanation

c)

knowledge

d)

bias

51.

Luna, Anika, and Grace are planning a trip. Luna suggests that every person must visit Boracay.

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

52.

Aria wrote the spelling of chair as c-h-a-i-r on the blackboard.

a)

Truth

b)

Opinion

53.

In a Sunday school class, the teacher explained the concept of 'embodied spirit' to Elijah, Maya, and Scarlett. According to the Christian Philosophy, this term means _______.

a)

The separable union of body and soul.

b)

The inseparable union of body and soul.

c)

The interchanging body and soul.

d)

The distance between body and soul.

54.

During a philosophy class, the teacher asked Henry, Zoe, and Abigail, 'Why do we consider persons as embodied spirits?' because:

a)

Henry suggested, 'We are purely material beings.'

b)

Zoe thought, 'We are not limited by time and space.'

c)

Abigail argued, 'Our spirits are more important than our body.'

d)

The teacher explained, 'The basic constitutive elements of our being humans are the physical body and the immaterial spirit.'

55.

During a philosophy class, Kai, Daniel, and Samuel were discussing the concept of 'soul'. They all agreed on certain characteristics, but disagreed on one. Which of the following is not a characteristic of 'soul' they might disagree on?

a)

Material

b)

Immaterial

c)

Immutable

d)

Indestructible

56.

Zoe, Abigail, and Aiden are discussing about what they believe is the highest power in man. Zoe believes it's the ability to love, Abigail thinks it's the ability to reason, and Aiden thinks it's our power over other species. According to them, what is the highest power in man?

a)

Zoe's belief: the ability to love

b)

Abigail's belief: the ability to reason

c)

Aiden's belief: our power over other species

57.

Charlotte was discussing with Maya and Sophia about a concept that represents the existence above and beyond the limits of material experience. What is this concept called?

a)

Limitation

b)

Transcendence

c)

Trandensence

d)

Possibility

58.

Olivia, Luna, and Nora are studying the concept of 'Transcendence' which originated from the words “trans” and “scandare”. If “trans” is used in the context of a student surpassing their previous academic performance, what could it mean?

a)

Go beyond

b)

Go far

c)

Go towards

d)

Go forward

59.

Avery, Aria, and Nora are participating in a spelling bee competition. The word 'Transcendence' is given to Avery. She knows that it originated from the words “trans” and “scandare”. She is asked, what does “scandare” mean?

a)

Reach

b)

Success

c)

Determined

d)

Climb

60.

Aiden, David, and Daniel are discussing the concept of Transcendence. They are trying to identify its limitations. Which of the following statements does not belong to the limitations of Transcendence?

a)

David suggests that it varies across all people.

b)

Aiden thinks it may coincide with physical limitations of the body.

c)

Daniel believes it develops a positive outlook in life.

d)

They all agree that it does not come at a specified period.